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<br />Where used herein, unless specifically expressed oth~se or obviously inconsistent with the <br />intent herein, the term: e <br /> <br />A. "Contracting Officer" shall mean the Secretary of the Interior or a duly authorized <br />representative. Unless stated otherwise, the Contracting Officer shall be deemed to be the <br />Secretary's authorized representative. <br /> <br />B. ADivision 5 Engineel'@ shall mean the Colorado State Division of Water Resources, <br />Water Division 5, Division Engineer. <br /> <br />C. AMarketable Yield@ shall mean the 46,500 acre-feet of water estimated to be available <br />from the Regulatory Capacity ofRuedi Reservoir, which consists of the 7,850 acre-feet <br />previously sold under Round I, and the 38,650 acre-feet available for the Round II water sales. <br /> <br />D. AOperating Principles@ shall mean the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project Operating <br />Principles set forth in House Document 130, 87th Congress, 1st Session, 1961. <br /> <br />G. "Project" shall mean the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, Colorado. <br /> <br />H. "Recovery Program" shall mean the Recovery Implementation Program for the <br />Endangered Fish Species in the Colorado River Basin that was implemented through a January <br />1988 cooperative agreement among entities including the Secretary, the Governors of Colorado, <br />Wyoming and Utah and the Administrator of the Western Area Power Administration, and <br />subsequently extended through September 30, 2013.' <br /> <br />I. ARegulatory Capacity@ shall be defined $ it is in paragraph 6(b) of the Operating <br />Principles. <br /> <br />J. "Target Flows" shall mean the recommended mean monthly flows at the upstream end <br />of the 15 Mile Reach in cubic feet per second (cfs). 'These flows are presented in the Flow Needs <br />for Endangered Fishes section of the PBO and in Table 8 of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service <br />publication, "Relationships Between Flow and Rare Fish Habitat in the '15 Mile Reach' for the <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />e <br />